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Redemption presented a fantastically dynamic collection this season. The brand’s spring/summer 22’ collection, entitled “Rebirth,” displays imaginatively vibrant pieces. Lively prints adorn the collection in an impeccable assortment of design brilliance. Beautifully bright colors decorate the collection in a vibrant display of dynamic hues. Dapper suits and chic dresses sprinkled throughout the collection offer the perfect touch of fabulous design mastery. Redemption’s assortment of designs offers the perfect touch of sparkle to the wardrobe. As audiences watch the brand’s incredible collection, they are sure to fall in love with Redemption’s imaginative designs. Being soft cialis pills the first and foremost…

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Kylie Rittenhouse has said that he supports the Black Lives Matter movement and claimed that the cases of murder he was acquitted for had nothing to do with race. Rittenhouse, the teenage shooter acquitted in a high-profile trial after an incident that claimed two lives and injured one, made the remarks to Fox News host Tucker Carlson on Sunday in an interview that will air on Monday night. “This case has nothing to do with race, it never had anything to do with race. It had to do with the right to self defence,” he said. “I’m not a racist…

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Les Hommes presented an elegant collection on the runway this season. The brand’s Spring/Summer 22’ collection is packed with classy fabrics and flawless silhouettes. Les Hommes’s presentation provides the perfect escape for viewers. Sprinkled with fashion forward shades and a futuristic set, the presentation transports viewers into a future world of fashion filled with sophisticated edge. Dark hues in the collection pop against the bright lighting in an enchanting manner. Bold broad shouldered silhouettes hint at a touch of retro inspiration in impeccable style. Audiences are sure to fall in love with Les Hommes’s timeless collection. Viewers can find Les…

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Sleaze won’t bring down Boris. The wheels are coming off Boris Johnson’s premiership. Public disapproval with his government and the number of people who say the Prime Minister is incompetent are both on the rise. Newspapers are filled with talk of a Conservative Party civil war, while the polls suggest that a decisive shift is now sweeping through the country. The Prime Minister who for much of the past two years has been used to cruising at 40% in the polls, has this week crashed into the mid-thirties. One poll over the weekend put the Conservatives on 34%, their lowest…

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Iris van Herpen dazzled the runway with another captivating collection for the fall/winter 21-22’ season. Entitled “Earthrise,” the brand’s collection showcases the most entrancing designs. Through bright colors strategically paired with dark backgrounds, Iris van Herpen creates color combinations that pop off the screen. Hues of teal and purple seem to glow in the most magical fashion. Known for immaculate use of texture, Iris van Herpen showcases yet another collection with exquisite textures. The patterns and details of the designs create depth in the most eye-catching fashion. A sense of exciting movement is showcased all throughout the collection, providing a…

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Google Wins Dismissal of Data Privacy Suit by U.K.’s Top Court Google won its bid to dismiss a data privacy lawsuit filed on behalf of millions of iPhone users, after the U.K.’s top court said the tech giant couldn’t be served with a class action suit. The case, which sought billions of pounds on behalf of more than 4 million people, is “doomed to fail,” the Supreme Court unanimously ruled Wednesday. The group who brought the suit, known as Google You Owe Us, accused the tech giant of breaching its duties by collecting and using browser generated information over a…

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Duke of York lawyers have asked a New York judge to throw out a lawsuit accusing Andrew of sexually abusing an American when she was 17, saying the prince “never sexually abused or assaulted” the plaintiff. In papers filed in Manhattan federal court, an attorney for the duke said the plaintiff, Virginia Giuffre, may well be a victim of sexual abuse at the hands of financier Jeffrey Epstein. “However, and without diminishing the harm suffered as a result of Epstein’s alleged misconduct, Prince Andrew never sexually abused or assaulted Giuffre. He unequivocally denies Giuffre’s false allegations against him,” according to…

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Former Nigerian President, Goodluck Jonathan on Tuesday counseled victims of cancer in Nigeria not to see the disease as a death sentence but rather embrace early medical solutions to overcome it. Dr. Goodluck, who said this while speaking at the 28th Annual Lift Above Poverty Organisation (LAPO) Forum in Abuja, also advised the Federal Government to join forces together with the private sector to address cancer challenges in the country. According to him, as more stakeholders are allowed to key into homegrown solutions to the menace of cancer, there will be an uptick in awareness and pooling of resources to…

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A bronze cockerel kept at Cambridge University that had been looted in a British raid on what is now Nigeria will be handed back this month. The Benin bronze, known as an “okukor”, was given to Jesus College in 1905. In 2016 it was removed from display and the Legacy of Slavery Working Party (LSWP) recommended it be returned. The college said it became the first institution in the world to announce its decision to return a Benin Bronze, in 2019. The LSWP, which includes academics and students, was set up in 2019 by the college to investigate historical links…

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The AU suspended Sudan from all its activities amid military takeover. The decision happened on Wednesday and it will remain in effect until the reinstatement of the Sudan Transitional Government formed over two years ago after the ouster of former President Omar al-Bashir. In a statement, the African Political, Peace and Security council (PAPS) urged the reinstatement of the transitional government that brought together both the military and civilian officials. Welcoming the release of Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok, it called on the military wing led by Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan to release detained Cabinet members and other civilian officials. On…

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